The Prime Minister is now going to address Scottish conference. But if war creates pressure for unity, the local elections may not.
Also: Unionist parties divided as Stormont passes controversial education bill; Baillie says Labour wrong to work with Tories.
Also: as Scottish Labour ditch the traditional rose, when will the national parties overhaul their ageing brands?
Also: Delaying Johnson’s defenestration is not worth the price of heavy local election losses in Wales and Scotland.
The Unionists from Northern Ireland have more MPs, but nobody seems to be canvassing their views on Johnson’s future.
Also: Donaldson reiterates DUP threat to collapse Stormont; and Jack comes out swinging for North Sea oil.
Also: DUP leader threatens early Stormont election over the Protocol; Scottish Labour councillor defects to the Conservatives.
‘There is no help available for our patients’, argues Dr Sandesh Gulhane on GB News.
Some of the measures announced so far are popular, but there is frustration at the slow pace and lack of coherence.
Our panel, including Scottish Conservative Leader Douglas Ross, discuss the impact of the recent Holyrood election.
The Scottish Conservative Leader joins our expert panel for this discussion following the recent Holyrood elections.
Has the party secured a base it can build on in a less polarised politics? Or is it merely propped up on borrowed pro-UK votes?
The latest results, news and analysis from Holyrood and Cardiff Bay as they come in.
Even official papers struggle to justify the SNP’s scheme; an accelerated booster programme is much the wiser course.